Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobder, live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-breakout begins with Apple's amazing run. That stock hitting an all-time high today.

And coming up, Morgan Stanley's Eric Woodring will tell us where shares can go from here.

And most importantly, why? With that stock on the run, in the meantime, the scorecard was 60 minutes to go and regulation looks like this. Mostly red day to day. As you see,

however, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, there's some of the other mega cap names that are green.

All three of those are. Some big give back for recent high flyers like Apploven and Palantir.

We're watching those, of course. Sector-wise, materials and energy are leading after more stimulus

news from China elsewhere,

mostly red too.

It does take us to our talk of the tape, the record run.

As some key events loom large over the next couple of weeks, Fed meeting, got some inflation

reports over the next couple of days.

Dan Greenhouse is with us, chief strategist for Solace Alternative Asset Management live

at Post 9.

Welcome back.

Thank you, sir. You feel pretty good about where we are? It's hard not to. I mean,

it's a good year for most sectors. It's a good year for most cap sizes. It's a good year for most

asset classes. I don't know why you wouldn't feel pretty good. I know, but therein lies one of the

issues. People say everybody is now too positive, right? There's on the

doorstep of euphoria. And it's knocking pretty hard. Are we there? Close? Not at all? Listen, I don't

think we're on the doorstep of euphoria. But I think there's, my view for the better part of a year

or two now has just been, let's just acknowledge the things are going pretty well. Corporate

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